Hard Drives in Kingston store

Established in California in 1987, it didn't take long for Kingston Technology to emerge as a reliable and innovative supplier of memory-related computer products. Here at BT Shop, we stock an extensive range of quality products from Kingston - renowned around the globe as a leader in its field.

The world's largest manufacturer of memory products, Kingston is a trusted name in everything for card readers to motherboards. Its comprehensive range of the latest, most compact designs includes memory cards ranging from 16GB to 120GB – so Kingston's got you covered whether you're working with high resolution video or snapping away with a digital camera. Whatever media you're working in, your files are in safe hands with the high spec range from Kingston.

What's new?

WD Red

WD My Cloud

WD's My Cloud plugs into your home network and automatically backs up and centralizes all your content in one safe place and you can quickly access and share on the go.

Toshiba Basics range

Toshiba's Canvio Basics range requires no install to start saving and transporting files and offers a hassle-free storage solution right out of the box.

Seagate Guardian Series

Seagate is excited and proud to introduce a new portfolio of highly specialised internal drives: The Guardian Series.

Help and advice

How to partition a hard drive

When you purchase a laptop/desktop PC the hard drive within will always feature a partitioned hard drive. This partition will usually give you access to the full capacity of the hard drive. Read our short guide to learn how to section off parts of the hard drive.

SSD vs. HDD

In the last few years, buyers have been faced with the tough decision of whether they should opt for a Hard Disk Drive (HDD) or a Solid State Drive (SSD). An SSD would result in a faster machine with less storage, whereas choosing a HDD would result in more storage but a slower machine. Decisions, decisions.

Benefits of NAS

So you’re looking for a more effective way of sharing and storing your data, and you’ve come across Network-Attached Storage – otherwise known as NAS, for short. But what is it exactly and how does it work? Here we’ll explain all.